[Nettime-bold] Re: Alexandra Guité exploitazie

[integer@www.god-emil.dk]

>Apologies for cross-postings


perhaps apologize for the fakt you are exploiting 2x da +?

is _your festival _submission konducive to any financial kompensation +?
as you know 2x adore money for it is simply SUPERIOR + ultra sanitary.

ie. are _you exploiting 2x +?

i think you are.



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>
>From: Alexandra Guité [mailto:alexg@studioxx.org] 
>Sent: Friday, October 13, 2000 10:09 PM
>To: xxlist@studioxx.org; media@studioxx.org
>Subject: SUBMISSIONS CALL FOR FESTIVAL MAID IN CYBERSPACE 2001
>
>
>Call for Submissions 
>Maid in Cyberspace 
>Les HTMlles: Le festival de cyberart  
>Montréal, Québec, Canada, February 7- 11 2001
>
>In collaboration with the Cinémathèque québécoise 
>
>Maid in Cyberspace/ Les HTMlles is back once again to
>present innovative web art productions by women
>artists.  This year, we are looking for artworks that
>explore the theme of Mutant Cultures and Identities.
>
>The festival will present, at the Cinémathèque
>québécoise, a selection of Web projects,
>installations, performances and conferences by female
>artists, that investigate present day flux and
>mutation of both identities and cultures.
>
>SUBMISSIONS
>Submissions are welcome for on-line projects.  This
>year, the festival seeks Net-based audio submissions
>as much as visual ones.  We are also looking for a Web
>installation that will be showcased above the main
>foyer of the Cinémathèque*. The sound and visual
>aspects of this installation are equally important. It
>should be participative, modifying itself as a result
>of spectators' interaction throughout the course of
>the festival.
> 
>Applications should be sent to Studio XX via email,
>without attachments.  All submissions must include:
>
>        +       Name, home address, telephone number, email.
>        +       URL address of the Web project.
>        +       A brief artist's statement  (250 words).
>        +       A short description of the Web project (250
>
>words)
>                         OR
>        +       Images and substantial description of the
>
>installation project.
>
>Deadline for application: November 27th 2000.
>
>Artists will be notified in December of the outcome.
>Only completed projects will be accepted (except for
>the installation).
>
>For more information, contact:
>Alexandra Guité
>Coordinator, Maid in Cyberspace/Les HTMlles 
>
>STUDIO XX
>http://studioxx.org/  email: alexg@studioxx.org
>338, Terrasse Saint-Denis, Montréal ( Québec) H2X 1E8
>Tel: 514-845-7934/ Fax: 514-845-4941
>---------------
>*The intended space for the installation consits of a
>large suspended screen (8 x 8 feet), 12 suspended
>speakers and a terrace which can hold up to 44 people.
> Images of the space are on our Web site.
>
>------------------
>Founded in 1995, Studio XX is a women's media centre
>that strives to make positive and creative
>interventions in the field of digital media
>technologies.  Through artists' salons, educational
>workshops, research and critical discussions, Studio
>XX members seek to engage with the wired world.
>
>
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